Barry Ruzek

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Barry Ruzek

Barry Ruzek has been named a Master Certified IT Architect by the Open Group. He has over 30 years of experience developing operating systems and enterprise applications. As a Senior IT Architect for the IBM corporation, he leads projects in Service Oriented Architecture, J2EE, and IT Security. He was awarded three U.S. Patents for his work on interconnected systems.

Articles

Exception Advice: An Aspect-Oriented Model
Barry Ruzek expands on his popular Effective Java Exceptions work by showing how to use aspect-oriented programming to implement the Fault-Contingency exception model. Jul. 4, 2007

Effective Java Exceptions
One of the biggest architectural decisions for a Java developer is how to use the Java exception model. Barry Ruzek explains how Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) techniques can help you to make the right choices. Jan. 10, 2007